[5] After college, Lamm lived in Kamakura, Japan, for over a year before settling in New York City, where he worked producing television news programs and writing music.

[10] Lamm was a founding member of Mehmet Oz's "Experts" team[11] and has presented to Parliament on Trauma’s Link to Behavioral Health Suffering, as well as to the UK-European Symposium on Addictive Disorders.

[13] With the consent of the addict, Lamm's program works with family members, co-workers, partners, employers and friends to develop and implement a plan of change and a recovery model.

[16] His book on lifestyle intervention relating to one's "need to feed" and food addiction, Just 10 Lbs: Easy Steps to Weighing What You Want (Finally) was published along with the accompanying workbook.

[18] Lamm's book "Stop It: 4 Steps in 4 Weeks to Quit Smoking Now" focusses on a breathing protocol, the need for community support in addition to the necessity of a proper detox from nicotine.

In early 2012, Lamm's innovative complex-trauma treatment rehab program, Breathe Life Healing Center, opened in the Gramercy Park neighborhood of New York City, and features a "flexible, sliding scale-style approach to payment".

[19] Breathe's second center opened in West Hollywood, and sits on 22 acres within a gated community with nine residences on a Campus setting including an biodynamic farm.

[19] Breathe Life Healing Centers paradigm in trauma treatment expanded his work to include a groundbreaking long-term retreat model to "ignite personal recovery and spiritual discovery".

[22] An early member of ACT UP & LGBTQIA+ advocacy group Queer Nation, Lamm appeared in Newsweek's in 1991 as an activist for social justice and equality.

In September 1992, he appeared on the cover of the magazine's "Gays Under Fire" issue, which reported on limited national support for LGBT rights.